all i'm telling you is that documents show he was your most prolific e-mailer on libya and benghazi. and did the president, the same white house that said "you can't hire him" did he know he was advising you? >> he was not advising me and i have no reason to have ever mentioned that or know that the president knew that. >> all right. i want to draw your attention to an e-mail about libya from mr. blumenthal to you dated april 20 2011 and it will be exhibit 67. "this is informative. shall we pass this on -- then in pa parentheticals, unidentified -- to the white house?" why would wow take that off? >> a lot of information i reviewed over the yours you often don't have the source of if intelligence. you look at the intelligence and you try to determine whether or not it is credible. whether it can be followed up on. >> well, i'm going to accept the fact that you and i come from different backgrounds because i can tell you that an unsourced comment could never be uttered in any courtroom. >> but we're not talking about courtrooms, mr. chairman, we're talking about intelligence. >> no, w

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into a slide that's the good news the next slide i want to talk about the outreach timeline when mailers go out when opt out notices go out you see everything this happened october 22nd was the supervisor chat and november 9th did advocates meeting but starting january 4th sending out a mailers all the customers we'll be automatically improperly like a premarital something to soften them up and not two surprised by the opt out notice an january 15th barbara hale mentioned that is the first time i'm not sure why it has the lines but going through jangle 15 i promise we'll be starting newspaper attorneys in january to help with the ousted out notice and the second to the post office they'll be ramping up and door to door and visibility they muni stops people getting off the muni from 444 to 71 and on march 16 two months we'll go an aggressive outdoor attorneys mostly in the saetd just to make sure that people are aware that the program is happening and this you know they have resources they can sign up for super green all messages designed for paid outreach and start serve customers april

secretary, the documents show he was your most prolific e-mailer on libyan and benghazi.nd my question to you, did the president, the same white house know he was advising you. >> he was not advising me and i have no reason to know that i mentioned that or the president anyhow that. >> i will draw an e-mail from mr. blumenthal and you. exhibit 67. this is informative. should we pass on to the white house? if you are passing it on to the white house why take off the identifiers. >> it was important to evaluate the information and a lot of intelligence that i have reviewed you don't have the source. you look at intelligence and you try to determine who it is credible and whether it can be followed up. >> i am going to accept that you and i come from different backgrounds. it could not be entered in the courtrooms. >> we are not talking about courtrooms. >> we are talking about whether that source knows anything about libya or has business interest in libya and all of which would be important if you are determining the credibility which is why you probably took his informati

chairman -- e-mailer we have found on the subjects of libya and benghazi. questioning does to help us get to the bottom of the deaths of four americans. >> i'll be happy to, i'l'lbe happy y help you understandnd that, madam seseetary. it is rerevant because our respond to sydney bloomenthal's, drivel. it was sent to him to read and react to. and on some instances he was asking for security. democrat elijah cummings called it a show trial. >> they set up the select committee, with no rules, no deadline. and an unlimited budget. and they set theheloose, madam secretary because you're running for president. >> reporter: california >> reporter: california democrat adam schiff noticed the committee has canceled every hearing the past nine months except for this one. >> i wonder if you would like to comment on what it is like to be the subject of an allegation that you deliberately interfered with security that cost the life of a friend. >> congressman, it is a very personally painful accusation. it has been rejected and disproven by nonpartisan, dispassionate in

into a slide that's the good news the next slide i want to talk about the outreach timeline when mailers go out when opt out notices go out you see everything this happened october 22nd was the supervisor chat and november 9th did advocates meeting but starting january 4th sending out a mailers all the customers we'll be automatically improperly like a premarital something to soften them up and not two surprised by the opt out notice an january 15th barbara hale mentioned that is the first time i'm not sure why it has the lines but going through jangle 15 i promise we'll be starting newspaper attorneys in january to help with the ousted out notice and the second to the post office they'll be ramping up and door to door and visibility they muni stops people getting off the muni from 444 to 71 and on march 16 two months we'll go an aggressive outdoor attorneys mostly in the saetd just to make sure that people are aware that the program is happening and this you know they have resources they can sign up for super green all messages designed for paid outreach and start serve customers april

all i'm telling you is that documents show he was your most prolific e-mailer on libya and benghazi. and did the president, the same white house that said "you can't hire him" did he know he was advising you? >> he was not advising me and i have no reason to have ever mentioned that or know that the president knew that. >> all right. i want to draw your attention to an e-mail about libya from mr. blumenthal to you dated april 20 2011 and it will be exhibit 67. "this is informative. shall we pass this on -- then in pa parentheticals, unidentified -- to the white house?" why would wow take that off? >> a lot of information i reviewed over the yours you often don't have the source of if intelligence. you look at the intelligence and you try to determine whether or not it is credible. whether it can be followed up on. >> well, i'm going to accept the fact that you and i come from different backgrounds because i can tell you that an unsourced comment could never be uttered in any courtroom. >> but we're not talking about courtrooms, mr. chairman, we're talking about intelligence. >> no, w

chairman -- >> -- your most prolific e-mailer we have found on the subjects of libya and benghazi? >> that's because i didn't do most of my work on e-mail -- >> i'm not challenging that, mr. secretary. all i'm telling you is the documents show he was your most prolific e-mailer on libya and benghazi. my question to you is did the president, the same white house that said you can't handle him, can't hire him, did he know that he was advising you? >> he was not advising me, and i have no reason to have ever mentioned that or know that the president knew that. >> i want to draw your attention to an e-mail. it will be exhibit 67. this is informative. shall we pass on, in parathen calls, unidentified to the white house. if you're going to pass something on to the white house, why would you take off the identifiers? >> because it was important to evaluate the information. from a lot of intelligence i have certainly reviewed over the years, you often don't have the source of the intelligence. you look at the intelligence and you try to determine whether or not it is credible. whether it c

all i'm telling you is that documents show he was your most prolific e-mailer on libya and benghazi. and did the president, the same white house that said "you can't hire him" did he know he was advising you? >> he was not advising me and i have no reason to have ever mentioned that or know that the president knew that. >> all right. i want to draw your attention to an e-mail about libya from mr. blumenthal to you dated april 20 2011 and it will be exhibit 67. "this is informative. shall we pass this on -- then in pa parentheticals, unidentified -- to the white house?" why would wow take that off? >> a lot of information i reviewed over the yours you often don't have the source of if intelligence. you look at the intelligence and you try to determine whether or not it is credible. whether it can be followed up on. >> well, i'm going to accept the fact that you and i come from different backgrounds because i can tell you that an unsourced comment could never be uttered in any courtroom. >> but we're not talking about courtrooms, mr. chairman, we're talking about intelligence. >> no, w

some of the specific strategies that are mentioned here, we have some opt-out mailers which are -- >> you also want to mention affordability. >> oh, yes, i'm sorry. of course, as we said, leading with affordability, with that green product, we are offering, again, a greener product for the same or less than what you are currently getting from pg&e's basic service, so we are from day 1, even if no one went with our supergreen product, that entire community would be receiving greener energy from day 1 once we begin that cut over period and they wouldn't have to be paying more for it. thank you for reminding me, harlan, so specifically the particular outreach study we're going to use, we have direct mail and targeted outreach within that community, door to door canvassing, we're going to be having our citywide enrollment strategies building into next year with those stakeholder engagements and organizing different contests around different neighborhoods for people to sign up for that supergreen product and it's about creating that buzz, climbing that curve to build that excitement about

. >>> even though they will likely be questioned about the e-mailer is have very which president obama called a mistake on 60 minutes sunday night bernie sanders who leads her in new hampshire plans to focus on something else . >>> i happen to respect and like hilary clinton so i don't get into personal attacks. you know that. but obviously divisions of opinions should be discuss. that's what an election is about. >>> if vice president joe bid indeed sides to join the race there is a sixth podium weighing for him in vegas . >>> oh so there are five podiums on that stage for tomorrow night. hilary clinton the front-runner will be in the middle flanked there is a sixth podium waiting in the wings if vice president joe bide indeed sides to throw his hat in the ring but at this point it doesn't seem likely. kim, adam? >>> interesting it is there anyway. we know the g.o.p. debates have been heated at times to say the leave. do we expect similar fireworks tomorrow night with the democrats? >>> you know, las vegas is none for heavy-weight fights in town but don't expect a slug-fest tomorrow e

before these four were killed, why would you not look at the ambassador's e-mails, he was a prolific e-mailer, i'll give you one-week time period in june. he's just been put in place as ambassador, just accepted. on june the 7th. he is already asking for more security. he knows that there's an uptick in violence he's asking for more security. almost exactly that day, john, he is asked to read and respond to an e-mail from sidney blumenthal who knows nothing about libya. he's asking for security and jake sullivan washington is asking our ambassador the day after our facility was attacked with ied to respond to an e-mail. our ambassador asked for public messaging advice on the violence in libya. we need help with your public messaging advice. he needed help with security, john. he didn't need help with pr. he was asking for more security. and one occasion he even joked in an e-mail, maybe we should ask another government to pay for our security upgrades because our government isn't willing to do it. you got to look at his e-mails. >> dickerson: what do those two points go to that nobody was lis

some of the specific strategies that are mentioned here, we have some opt-out mailers which are -- >> you also want to mention affordability. >> oh, yes, i'm sorry. of course, as we said, leading with affordability, with that green product, we are offering, again, a greener product for the same or less than what you are currently getting from pg&e's basic service, so we are from day 1, even if no one went with our supergreen product, that entire community would be receiving greener energy from day 1 once we begin that cut over period and they wouldn't have to be paying more for it. thank you for reminding me, harlan, so specifically the particular outreach study we're going to use, we have direct mail and targeted outreach within that community, door to door canvassing, we're going to be having our citywide enrollment strategies building into next year with those stakeholder engagements and organizing different contests around different neighborhoods for people to sign up for that supergreen product and it's about creating that buzz, climbing that curve to build that excitement about

i did not say adviser, i said e-mailer. you will have to ask her, why this bunch of information we now know, he didn't even draft. it was drafted another guy. i mow this, when our ambassador, his papers were just accepted, and he made a specific request for more security, on that exactly that day, he is being asked to read and respond to an e-mail from sidney bloomenthal, you have to ask her that. i tried todayed and may ee eed y and maybe you are a better questioner. flip it around. we get a traunch of e-mails and the most prolific e-mailer to her on the subject matter is somebody that does not work for the state department, doesn't work for the united states government, was expressly reject frid ed from the president and the white house, how do you not talk to both of them why they are communicating. she is scrubbing the identifying information when she forwards it. what does that tell you? >> reporter: she did most of her business off e-mail? >>> hearing from the chair of the benghazi select committee. and we are going t

all i'm telling you is the documents show he was your most prolific e-mailer on libya and benghazi. my question to you is did the president, the same white house that said you can't handle -- can't hire him, did he know that he was advising you? >> he was not advising me. and i have no reason to have ever mentioned that or know that the president knew that. >> i want to draw your attention to an e-mail about libya from mr. blumenthal to you dated april 2011. it would be exhibit 67. this is informative. should we pass on, in parentheticals, unidentified to the white house. if you were going to pass something on to the white house, why take off the identifiers? >> because it was important to evaluate the information and from a lot of intelligence i have certainly reviewed over the years, you often don't have the source of the intelligence. you look at the intelligence and you try to determine whether or not it is credible, whether it can be followed up on. >> well, i'm going to accept the fact that you and i come from different backgrounds because i can tell you that an unsourced comm

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chairman-- >> if he know that he was your most prolific e-mailer that we have found on the subjects of and benghazi. >> because i didn't do most of my work on libya-- >> i'm not challenging that, i am not challanging that. documents show that he was your most prolific e-mailer on libya and benghazi and my question to you is the president, the same white house that said you can't handle him-- can't hire him, if he know that he was advising you. >> he was not advising me and i have no reason to have ever mentioned that or to know that the president knew that. >> i want to draw your attention to an e-mail about libya from mr. blumenthal to you dated april, 2011. the exhibit 67. and this is, this is informative. should we pass on in parentheticals, to the white house. >> it was important to the information. and a lot of intelligence over the years, you often don't have the source of the intelligence you look at the intelligence and you try to determine whether or not it's credible, whether it can be followed up on. >> i'm going to accept the fact that you and i come from different backgrou

your pg&e in the generation and we would have to provide information on our website or through our mailers on our waste water and water bill. >> and we should be able to get access to the billing data on our cca customers. >> yes. >> we'll have access to it. >> is it timely? >> okay. >> so, i would just say, yes, we'll have access to that information, there has been some challenges that the other cca's that are already operating have had with getting access to information and being able to do things that you have been talking about with pg&e, that doesn't mean we'll try, and there are some state law requirements that make it mandatory to do -- communicate bill comparisons between the utility -- the investor owned utility and the community choice aggregate tor, so we will absolutely try to work with them, but then there is also the state law requirement that they'll have to produce a bill comparison, an annual bill comparison or excuse me, an annual rate comparison for their customers. together with us, you're supposed to mutually prepare that and send it. >> my last comment is an overall o

chairman -- >> did he know he was your most prolific e-mailer we have fund on the subjects of libya and benghazi? i don't know what this line of questioning does to help us get to the bottom of the deaths of four americans. >> i'll be happy to, i'll be happy to help you understand that, madam secretary. it is relevant because our ambassador was asked to read and respond to sydney bloomenthal's, drivel. it was sent to him to read and react to. and on some instances he was asking for security. democrat elijah cummings called it a show trial. >> they set up the select committee, with no rules, no and an unlimited budget. and they set them loose, madam secretary because you're running for president. california democrat, adam schiff noticed the committee has canceled every hearing the past nine months except for this one. >> i wonder if you would look to comment on what it is like to be the subject of an allegation that you deliberately interfered with security that cost the life of a friend. >> congressman, it is a very personally painful accusation. it has been rejected and disproven by no

the question, how could such high-ranking officials, a as we talk about hillary clinton's private e-mailer, have an aol account where sensitive information would be there. >> there's a generation gap here. they need to know they're exposed on cyberespionage campaigns that are actively pursuing them. whether this is just one event is another question. in my mind there's been an ongoing robust -- a solve yes bloc cybermilitias, and the real question is how many other people are in that machine. >> tom, you were on the president's commission, it would seem to me if a commission is formed that employees would be bronc in, no matter their title, no matter what, to explain to them the severity. does that not happen. >> no. the commission's was to formulate policy. and realistically, you know, i'm in the private sector, so our primary purpose was to form long-term strategy to deal with the threats. >> if the long-term strategy doesn't address these short-term problems, how can you be effective? >> right. correct. again i'll reiterate. i'm in the private sector, but that being said there's a lack

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respecting guns are part of the culture, sending out a mailer criticizing then-senator obama for pushing tougher gun laws. now you're coming at bernie sanders on this issue from the left. did something change or is it just about who you're running against? >> no, not at all. in fact, i would characterize what happened in '08 very differently. i spent a lot of years in arkansas. i have a lot of experience with and respect for people who own guns, collect guns, use them for hun hunting, for target shooting. i respect the second amendment. i was taught to shoot by my dad when i was a girl. i've gone hunting. i get that. and i don't in any way want to denigrate those responsible gun owners who have rights under the second amendment and our laws. but i believe we have gone way too far in being intimidated by the nra. and i have said repeatedly that the majority of americans and the majority of gun owners support universal background checks. and for the nra to take these absolute positions on behalf of the most extreme of their members and carrying water for gun manufacturers and dealers is ju

these are all about libya and benghazi and to the extent that he was one of the more prolific e-mailers to her on the subject matter how do you not ask how does this person who has no formal role in government and no expertise in libya or benghazi, how does he have unfettered access to you but the ambassador -- there is not a single e-mail to or from him. so i get people want to refer to these as sidney blumenthal e-mails. they're hillary clinton e-mails that she received from him and, frankly, i think it would be a dereliction of duty if you didn't ask about them. >> nobody is questioning whether to ask about them. i think it was the amount of time spent on it. it seemed like a larger portion of time was spent on that. for instance, i didn't hear as many questions that i expected to hear on the libya policy in general, the vacuum that was left that ultimately created the security situation we had in benghazi that led to the death of four americans. >> i think peter roskam and mike pompeo both asked, maybe all of their series of questions on the ticktock memo and i remember susan brooks

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you talked about respecting how guns are part of the culture, sending out a mailer criticizing then senatorma for pushing tougher gun laws. now you're coming at bernie sanders on this issue from the left. did something change? or is it just about who you're running against? >> not at all. in fact, i would characterize what happened in '08 very differently. i spent a lot of years in arkansas. i have a lot of experience with and respect for people who own guns, collect guns, use them for hunting, use them for target shooting. i respect the second amendment. i was taught to shoot by my dad when i was a girl. i've gone hunting. i get that. i don't in any way want to denigrate those responsible gun owners who have rights under the second amendment and our laws. but i believe we have gone way too far in being intimidated by the nra. and i have said repeatedly that the majority of americans and the majority of gun owners support universal background checks. and for the nra to take these absolute positions on behalf of the most extreme of their members and carrying water for gun manufacturers and d

. >> reporter: mega a retailer's decision to feature child with disabilities in the holiday mailer is getting support from parents of children with disabilities like charmaine cruz whose son nathan had has down syndrome if we don't have images of special needs then they don't get a chance to be seen, to be accepted, and it the just opens up the door for acceptance every where for them. >> reporter: gale williams is a talent agent for people with disabilities. she says more and more retailers are using clients like hers in their advertising. >> with children this year i have put them in target ads, on target commercials, nordstrom, toyota print ads and commercials, and nike, nike has a commercial. but, in general, i'm always submitting to the ones whether or not acting. >> reporter: lucy and nathan's mom hopes as more and more retailers include kids with disabilities seeing them on the page won't make headlines because it will be the normal. >> they are kids just like everybody else. my daughter can do anything that any other little girl can do. >> just a beautiful elsa. >> that was ch